Sentence examples for a primary distinction between from inspiring English sources

As noted above, a primary distinction between the gymnosperms and the angiosperms is that the latter have flowers.

This is a primary distinction between a plasma cathode electron gun and a thermionic electron gun.

Würschum (2012) reviewed these models and noted a primary distinction between models that estimate the marker allele effect across families based on identity by state (association analysis models), and those that estimate a marker allele effect based on identity-by-descent (linkage analysis models).

A primary distinction will be made between (i) laser-based, (ii) nozzle-based, and (iii) printer-based systems.

This preference component is the primary distinction between a utility instrument and a descriptive measurement instrument.

The way in which a tool is hafted provides the primary distinction between the knife, ax, saw, and plane.

The show (which NBC is developing for a possible American adaptation) has a good time thinking of itself as a comedy of culture clash, making the primary distinction between the two characters geographic and largely indiscernible (certainly to foreign audiences): Gavin is from Essex, a county northeast of London; Stacey is from Barry, a town near Cardiff, Wales.

We chose to model J d − s as a QWP because this corresponds to the primary distinction between the Trad and CP systems we constructed.

The Dot's built-in speaker isn't all that much better from what you'll get on, say, a tablet — and really, the dropping of the large speaker was the primary distinction between the standard Echo and the Dot in the first place.

The primary distinction between gymnosperms and angiosperms is that angiosperms reproduce by means of flowers.

Despite the rebuilding of the Temple in 516 B.C.E., they eventually established synagogues as less lofty communal centers for this new form of worship, which became the primary distinction between the Israelite religion and Judaism.